>> good evening commissioners, chief, everybody out there my name is jacki bryson and i'm very happy to see you back at city hall. i was one of the uninformed and i did come last week and that's okay i got to look at the door. in any event, i want to thank you again for coming to the tenderloin and south of market and commissioner commissioner hwang got to see -- 6th street which is where i have to walk. wasn't it kind of scary cautioning up there. i want to talk a little bit about 6th street today because i'm hoping the police will do something to make it less scary. on the corners of 6th street and howard we have a lot of vehicular bicycles and cars bad behavior where if the police were stationed there they might be able to struck might be able to instruct people via ticket that this is the wrong thing to do. sometimes that's the only way to get the point across to people that's very educational to have a ticket that you have to pay and yesterday i was speaking with a motorcycle police officer who has a lot more patience than i do there was a jerk on a bike riding against traffic a

bryson? any further public comment? okay. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. now

bryson? any further public comment? okay. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. now people who have questions of chief of the captain do any of the members have questions for the captain or chief or controller. commissioner hwang? >> i want to say thank you for the comment we heard tonight. i heard a number of folks raise the 16th and mariposa and if the chief officer can talk about why the line was set at 16. >> it's a draft map. by know means, there were maps that went to 16th street. the line was set on 16, to my understanding, it wasn't that -- it's a cleaner line. it's a more major street to mariposa. it's common sense on what the neighborhood would have. i don't think it's going to shift the work load that substantially that the commission may not entertain that. >> could you also address the same issue it's dividing of civic center? >> the proposal that it goes on market street. the reason it was put there because to move it to polk street to van ness avenue would include 600 and the federal building and because of th

john bryson would visit one more battlefields. the bull run. he would lose his right arm. he became curator of two union cemeteries after the war. there's another site toward the people sometimes don't want to hear or knowledge. moore has a grandeur. that is the flipside of the horror. the morning of may 14 1854, i saw lines of injured infantry. before noon, the most magnificent sight, more than 100,000 men in full view. think about that. they would never forget about it. they always talk about watching those men coming towards them and standing there. waiting for them. they say the site was beyond experience. there's also the thrill of combat. captain william hudson injured junior -- who can tell of a soldier's wounds. an american world war ii pilot wrote, never did i feel so much alive, never to the earth and all the surroundings look so bright and sharp that i had my life. when you treat veterans, when you work with veterans, if you have acted in your family, this must be it knowledge. the experience of combat is life altering. in many ways, it is difficult to deal with

chemist bryson rast demonstrates the preparation of charlotte's web oil.st the plant is soaked in food grade alcohol to draw out the cannabinoids. >> how long do you soak it for? >> the solubility is quite high. so we can soak it for as short as maybe a couple of hours to maybe overnight. >> and you end up with something like this. >> the solution is heated, to maximize alcohol evaporation. that is heated and mixed with olive oil. >> how many quality control processes do you have? >> we use analytical testing on site. to determine the viability of the raw oil. >> none of the stanley brothers have a medical degree. prior to this several works in the oil fields of texas. jesse stanley says they've determined proper dosing through trial and error. >> how do you know you're getting too much, you need to dial it back? >> it's the point of finding what works. it's not going ocause any effect like drowsiness or something like that that. it's can strictly, their body will get rid of it. >> when i drink six cups of coffee i know i've had too much caffeine. >> the e

i found obituaries for both reid and bryson.gunman." starring sean penn. i like that movie a lot. very exciting. you play a former special forces operative? is operative the correct term to use? >> an operator with a private contracting firm. private military firm. >> jimmy: this is not based on a true story? >> no, though most of the narrative has -- anchors in parallel things that are very close. >> jimmy: right, yeah. you are enormously muscular in the film. if you were to disrobe right now i'm sure we would see that you are indeed -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: is that from working out? is that how that happens? i'd love it if we could work out together. i think it would be a great thing. >> we could do that. but i have -- britt or kaitlyn? >> jimmy: interesting, you're a "bachelor" fan? i never would have guessed this. oh my goodness. my head just exploded. britt or kaitlyn. wow. well, i have to say they both -- they both have their good qualities. >> do they? >> jimmy: yeah, they do. i don't know. i really don't know

. >> bryson was my oldest, he didn't want me to go. he was very angry. >> her youngest, had to educate his reluctant siblings. >> i wanted to make sure they knew she wasn't doing it for selfish reasons. she truly had altruistic reasons. she needed to do this and she felt passionately driven to do this. >> i think adam and i kind of have a connection that he knew, he knew why i was going. you know? so -- >> her eldest son is getting married in may eventually accepted her decision. >> he really came around, he understood. he supported me 100%. and i just remember him saying, as i was leaving he said i just want my mom at my wedding. so -- >> on wednesday dominguez quarantine finally came to an end and with it the small fear that nags her throughout. >> yeah i feel really fortunate i didn't think i would have symptoms but you know you always kind of have that in the back of your mind. so it feels good to be done with the monitoring. >> and done with having to keep herself from touching the friends and family she loves. >> hey you guys you

bryson says people are not getting their weather from television. -- verizon says people.chy move. betty: the weather affects everybody. when you have nothing to talk about, you talk about the weather. kevin: mainly moan, complain. olivia: is that a holy grail for advertising? kevin: it is. they've got themselves so geared that store by store they are moving -- that is done through the weather channel. i'm astonished that verizon took that view. olivia: thank you so much. looking forward to that interview. betty liu will be joined by alan greenspan. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. it is a gorgeous morning. let's get to our top headlines. olivia: a manhunt in progress in missouri. please looking for suspects in the shootings of two police officers in ferguson. a new turn in the government's investigation of herbalife. bill ackman has made a big bet against the company. the fbi wants to know now if acumen or people working for him try two-minute relator blackstock. -- ackman or people working for him tried to manipulate herbalife stock. russ